Sentence examples for wavering around from inspiring English sources

Like the staff in the elephant's trunk, purpose can keep you from wavering around and getting buffeted about.

But as excitement waned, it began to drop, wavering around the level at the start of the conference, before going into negative territory for the first time today, down 47 points from the opening to 5,665.

Wavering around a more northerly track, Zeke weakened and evolved into an extratropical cyclone on by early on July 25.

She was encouraging, but I still hated the sound of my thin, toneless voice wavering around her apartment.

South African women's total fertility declined primarily in the early 1990s and has been wavering around 2.5 since 1995.

Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz)., co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, responded to the wavering around the public option by reiterating the threat to block reform that doesn't include it.

Real wage growth has wavered around the 4% line for the past five years.

Annual greenhouse gas emissions grew at a rate of 1.3% between 1970 and 2010 and have wavered around 3% growth since then.

The cyclone continued to waver around a northeast track.

And while enthusiasm for Obama might have been hard to find among the Hollywood elite at the Beverly Wilshire, at least one factor may bring wavering supporters around.

"I'm kind of marking time, just waiting for a job," Hoch said, his voice wavering as he sat, turned around, in a pew.